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i have been thinking quite a lot lately on intentional wayfinding. - that is to say, being aware of and making choices to manipulate those ways that i orient and navigate from place to place or from state to state. shifting focus to transmute pre-existing signage in unique ways that is specific to the personal life experience that i want to have. -being truly aware of our individual "user experience" includes recognizing and understanding what is compelling us to choose a certain path. when the signs pointing us down a certain path are decoded, then new chosen and distinctive markers can be placed.
defined and illustrated personal process.
if all the ways i have been along were marked on a map and joined up with a line, it might represent a minotaur. - pablo picasso
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